I have several IRA’s that are all funded with after tax contributions and have not been deducted from any tax return. Can I convert then in 2010 to a Roth without any penalty or tax payments?
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I’d like to rollover my 401K from my previous employer, but my current employer doesn’t participate in any 401K programs. I was interested in rolling my 401K savings into a Roth IRA but was told that I would be charged taxes. Is there any other type of retirement saving programs where I can roll my money over and not pay taxes on it?
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I plan on working another 25 years.
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An IRA to ROTH IRA conversion is a legitimate conversion, you have to fill out the appropriate forms, but I’m being penalized as if that was a distribution. Do I have grounds to protest?
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I’m a single filer who has contributed ,000 to a Roth IRA and ,500 to an employer sponsored 401k in 2010. My salary will be 45K in 2010. Does anybody know if I’ve surpassed any contribution limits? Also, can I rollover that ,500 into a rollover IRA when I leave my present employer this calendar year? If so, can I roll it over into a Roth IRA with exceeding any limits?
Thanks!
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